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The criminals' nightmare: meet the police's operational dogs
Only six such dogs operate in Israel, and one of them is Venom, who assists in locating illegal residents, burglars, and chasing fleeing suspects. In the south, the dogs help fighters find drugs and weapons. "You tell a suspect to stop and he simply stops. If not - the dog chases him" | Special for International Dog Day

Apartment with illegal residents exposed in the heart of Be'er Sheva
During a police enforcement operation in Be'er Sheva, officers discovered a partitioned apartment housing eight illegal residents from the territories. Southern District Police Commander, Nitzav Haim Bublil, has signed an administrative order to close the property for 30 days.

Police Commissioner cancels appointments meeting following media leaks
Police Commissioner Rav-Nitzav Dani Levy cancelled a senior command staff meeting today regarding Tat-Nitzav rank appointments at the last minute. Sources indicate the Commissioner was furious over leaks to the media concerning candidate identities. While lower-level appointments will proceed, promotions to the rank of Tat-Nitzav remain on hold.

Meli and Liel, are you listening? The words that will cause AI to report you to the authorities
The story of Meli and Liel Yahalomi, who disappeared for days and occupied the authorities and their family members, raises a particularly intriguing question in the era of artificial intelligence: how much does a conversation with AI really remain private, and are there situations where the things written in it could reach the authorities?

The man who saw the rot in the law enforcement system up close: "They are criminals" | Listen
Knesset member Moshe Saada, former deputy head of Mahash, reveals the behind-the-scenes of Israel's judicial system. In the "Al Ze" podcast, he discusses the Military Advocate General affair, the Force 100 case, and the need for fundamental reforms in law enforcement.

Between Legislation and Implementation: The Fight Against Prostitution as a Test of Israeli Governance
Is the State of Israel retreating from the policy it set for itself to combat prostitution? Five years after the entry into force of the Prohibition of Consumption of Prostitution Law, a report by the Knesset Research and Information Center raises troubling questions.

Drugs, cash and illegal residents: a night of arrests in south Tel Aviv
Enforcement operation in south Tel Aviv: The police updated today (Wednesday) that they carried out an enforcement operation last night at several locations suspected of illegal drug trafficking, alongside the issuance of numerous traffic tickets. As part of the activity, the forces raided a building on Shoken Street, seized many findings, and arrested a suspect who was transferred for further...
Tunnel under business: illegal aliens living underground discovered in Tel Sheva
An enforcement operation in Tel Sheva uncovered a tunnel beneath a commercial property leading to sleeping quarters for illegal aliens. Authorities also investigated violations of cash transaction laws totaling 3.2 million shekels and demolished an illegal gas station.

First publication: Police expose gambling house inside a pub in Kiryat Malachi
Officers from the Kiryat Malachi station have exposed a pub allegedly used for illegal gambling. The Southern District Commander has signed a 30-day administrative closure order, and the business owner has been detained for questioning.

Illegal residents, weapons, and vehicles worth millions: Police operation in the Negev
A large-scale police operation, 'Derech Irim', took place in Rahat and Tarabin, targeting criminal organizations and economic offenses. Authorities seized weapons, vehicles belonging to debtors, and hundreds of kilograms of spoiled meat.